Key Takeaways
- Israel agrees to resume ceasefire talks with Qatari, Egyptian, and US mediators to finalize the details for implementing the framework agreement.
- The negotiation team will be dispatched to close all remaining gaps in the proposed deal and begin implementing it without further delay.
- Qatari, Egyptian, and US mediators are involved in the talks to help Israel and Hamas reach a deal.
Jerusalem: Israel replied to Qatari, Egyptian and U.S. mediators early Friday, saying that it will send a delegation to resume talks on a Gaza ceasefire deal on Aug. 15.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s office said in a statement that the negotiation team will be dispatched “to finalize the details for implementing the framework agreement.”
The announcement was made after mediators of the three countries released a joint statement, calling on Israel and Hamas to restart the talks on Aug. 15 to close all remaining gaps in the proposed deal and begin implementing it without further delay.
